Minor Programs in Linguistics
Linguistics offers two minor programs: (1) General Linguistics, which provides the student with basic knowledge of language structure and linguistic analysis; (2) Linguistics for Language Teachers, which especially complements the major in English with the Teaching Area of Emphasis; it is also of relevance to students interested in teaching foreign languages.
| General Linguistics |
24 Units |
| Linguistics 1, 103A, 103B |
12 units |
| One course from Linguistics 111, 112, 121, 131, 141, 151, or 152 | 4 units |
| Additional units from upper-division Linguistics courses |
8 units |
| Linguistics for Language Teachers | 24 Units |
| Linguistics 1, 106, 165, English 105 |
16 units |
| Linguistics 160 or 163 |
4 units |
| Linguistics 173 or Education 151 |
4 units |
Robert Bayley: SLA Designated Emphasis Chair